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BONSAI Project: Advancing Scientific Collaborations through Network Innovations

The BONSAI initiative focuses on establishing a Science DMZ and enhancing connectivity to the Oregon Gigapop and Internet2 with 10G fiber. We are implementing Software-Defined Networking (SDN) transport and promoting IPv6-capable applications. Phase one concludes by August 2013, while phase two wraps up by February 2014. The project encompasses collaboration among various departments at the University of Oregon, including Physics, Chemistry, Neuroscience, Biology, and Computer Science, with partnerships involving industry leaders like Arista, Brocade, Cisco, and Juniper.

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BONSAI Project: Advancing Scientific Collaborations through Network Innovations

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  1. Bridging Open Networks for Scientific Applications and Innovation (BONSAI) • Creation of a Science DMZ • New 10G connectivity to Oregon Gigapop and Internet2 • Implementation of SDN Transport • Promote IPv6-capable Applications • Integration of Incommon Federated Services José A. Domínguez UO Information Services jad@uoregon.edu Information Services

  2. ACISS • Timetable • phase one ends by August 2013 • Phase two ends by February 2014 • Vendors • A final vendor not selected • Talking to usual suspects • Arista • Brocade • Cisco • Juniper Physics Chemistry Neuroscience Biology Computer Science Information Services

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  4. No immediate plans for a GENI deployment • Key collaborators • Reza Rejaie <reza@cs.uoregon.edu> • Associate Professor, CIS Department, University of Oregon • Gregory D. Bothun <dkmatter@uoregon.edu> • Professor of Physics, University of Oregon • Allen D. Malony <malony@uoregon.edu> • Professor, Computer and Information Science, University of Oregon • William A. Cresko <wcresko@uoregon.edu> • Associate Professor of Biology, University of Oregon • Eric Torrence <torrence@uoregon.edu> • Professor, Physics Department, University of Oregon • David Meyer <dmm@1-4-5.net> • Director, Advanced Network Technology Center, University of Oregon Information Services

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